Pakistan’s men’s cricket team suffered a humiliating defeat by 202 runs on Tuesday (August 12) against the West Indies. In the third and final ODI of the three-match series played at Brian Lara Stadium in Tarouba, the Men in Green could only manage to score 92 runs for the loss of 10 wickets in 29.2 overs in reply to the 295-run target. Vice-captain Salman Ali Agha top-scored by making 30 runs from 49 balls, and all-rounder Mohammad Nawaz remained unbeaten on 23 runs from 28 balls. As many as five Pakistani batters – Saim Ayub, Abdullah Shafique, Mohammad Rizwan, Hasan Ali and Abrar Ahmed – failed to open their accounts. For the West Indies, fast bowler Jayden Seales picked up six wickets for 18 runs in 7.2 overs, and two Pakistani batters were sent back to the pavilion by spinner Gudakesh Motie, who also completed one catch. The defeat by 202 runs on Tuesday is the first time in 50 years that Pakistan lost an ODI match by a margin of more than 200 runs against the West Indies team. The first-ever match between the two teams was played in Birmingham on June 11, 1975. The previous record of the biggest ODI defeat against the Men in Maroon for Pakistan was 150 runs. During the 2015 ODI World Cup match played in Christchurch on February 21, 2015, the Jason Holder-led side hammered Misbah-ul-Haq and Co. by 150 runs. Pakistan’s biggest defeat in ODIs against West Indies PAK CAPTAIN Mohammad Rizwan August 12, 2025 Misbah-ul-Haq Jason Holder Christchurch February 21, 2015 Javed Miandad Richie Richardson December 17, 1992 Wasim Akram Richie Richardson February 19, 1993 Waqar Younis Carl Hooper February 17, 2002 In their history of ODI cricket, Pakistan have only lost four times by a margin of more than 200 runs. Pakistan’s worst defeat in ODIs came against Sri Lanka in Lahore on January 24, 2009. In that match, the Men in Green went on to lose the match by 234 runs. Pakistan’s biggest defeats in ODIs (by runs) OPP CAPTAIN PAK CAPTAIN Mahela Jayawardene Shoaib Malik January 24, 2009 Rohit Sharma Colombo (RPS) September 10, 2023 Ricky Ponting Waqar Younis Nairobi (Gym) August 30, 2002 West Indies Mohammad Rizwan August 12, 2025 Graham Gooch Saleem Malik August 20, 1992 For his 120-run knock from 94 balls in the third ODI, West Indies captain Shai Hope won the Player of the Match award, and Seales bagged the Player of the Series award.